More information on BEST WESTERN BRIDGE VIEW MOTEL
The Best Western Bridge View Motel is ideally situated 50 meters from Wallarah Point Park and Lake Haven Shopping Centre. Our charming hotel invites you to enjoy our tastefully decorated guest rooms. Our well-appointed rooms offer cable color television with remote and in-room movies, AM/FM alarm clock, hairdryer, coffee/tea maker, iron and ironing board, refrigerator, desk/work area and dataports. Our kitchenettes are equiped with microwave. Non-smoking rooms are available. Our hotel provides outdoor pool, guest laundry, fax and photocopy services, wireless broadband and free parking. We are looking forward to making your stay the best one. Our professional staff is ready to assist you in all your needs.
Check-in Time:
1300Check-out Time:
1000Total Rooms:
18 rooms.18Total Floors:
2 floors.Rooms:
18Directions
�From: The freeway. Take the Toukley exit. Stay on the same road for 10 minutes and the Best Western Bridge View Motel is on the left side.
Dining
RestaurantThere is no restaurant on site. Breakfast is available with room service daily. Meals are available for dinner with room service from Monday to Thursday evenings. There is a large range of local restaurants and take away shops in Wagga.
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